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-JSON API Reference
-==================
-
-Supported since version:1.4.0.
-
-The API is pluggable, plugins can use host
-<code>add\_api\_method()</code> to add custom API calls (see
-<code>classes/pluginhost.php</code> for details).
-
-Summary
--------
-
-The API is stateful. You need to login and maintain a session ID to
-perform further operations. Session ID should be specified using JSON
-parameter **sid**. I.e.
-
-```bash
-curl -d '{"sid":"your-session-id","op":"getVersion"}' http://example.dom/tt-rss/api/
-```
-
-All API calls output JSON-encoded data. API can be enabled or disabled
-per-user in the preferences. Client parameters should be passed encoded
-using JSON in HTTP POST data (supported since version:1.5.3). Older
-versions allowed passing parameters using HTTP GET and POST, but this is
-no longer supported.
-
-Testing API calls (using curl)
-------------------------------
-
-```bash
-curl -d '{"op":"login","user":"you","password":"xxx"}' http://example.dom/tt-rss/api/
-```
-
-Most of the calls (except login, logout, isLoggedIn) require valid login
-session or will return this error object:
-<code>{"error":"NOT_LOGGED_IN"}</code>
-
-Output format
--------------
-
-### 1.5.0 and above
-
-All API methods return JSON data like this:
-
-```json
-{"seq":0,"status":0,"content":{"version":"1.4.3.1"}}
-```
-
-- seq (integer) is the sequence number supplied by client (&seq=131)
-- status (integer) indicates whether request has been completed
- successfully, can be either 0 (API\_STATUS\_OK) or 1
- (API\_STATUS\_ERR)
-- content is the actual reply content, as documented below in method
- descriptions.
-
-### 1.4.3 and below (obsolete)
-
-Methods return the “content” object below, sequence numbers and statuses
-are not supported.
-
-Methods
--------
-
-### getApiLevel (since version:1.5.8, api level 1)
-
-Return an abstracted integer API version level, increased with each API
-functionality change. This is the proper way to detect host API
-functionality, instead of using getVersion.
-
-```json
-{"level":1}
-```
-
-Whether tt-rss returns error for this method (e.g. version:1.5.7 and
-below) client should assume API level 0.
-
-### getVersion
-
-Returns tt-rss version. As of, version:1.5.8 it is not recommended to
-use this to detect API functionality, please use getApiLevel instead.
-
-```json
-{"version":"1.4.0"}
-```
-
-### login
-
-Parameters:
-
-- user (string)
-- password (string)
-
-Returns client session ID.
-
-```json
-{"session\_id":"xxx"}
-```
-
-It can also return several error objects:
-
-- If API is disabled for this user:
- <code>error: "API_DISABLED"</code>
-- If specified username and password are incorrect:
- <code>error: "LOGIN_ERROR"</code>
-
-In case it isn’t immediately obvious, you have to login and get a
-session ID even if you are using single user mode. You can omit user and
-password parameters.
-
-On version:1.6.0 and above login also returns current API level as an
-<code>api\_level</code> integer, you can use that instead of calling
-getApiLevel after login.
-
-### logout
-
-Closes your login session. Returns either status-message <code>{"status":"OK"}</code> or an error (e.g. <code>{"error":"NOT_LOGGED_IN"}</code>)
-
-### isLoggedIn
-
-Returns a status message with boolean value showing whether your client
-(e.g. specific session ID) is currently logged in.
-
-```json
-{"status":false}
-```
-
-### getUnread
-
-Returns an integer value of currently unread articles.
-
-```json
-{"unread":"992"}
-```
-
-### getCounters
-
-Returns JSON-encoded counter information. Requires version:1.5.0.
-
-* output\_mode (string, default: flc) - what kind of information to return (f - feeds, l - labels, c - categories, t - tags)
-
-### getFeeds
-
-Returns JSON-encoded list of feeds. The list includes category id,
-title, feed url, etc.
-
-Parameters:
-
-- cat\_id (integer) - return feeds under category cat\_id
-- unread\_only (bool) - only return feeds which have unread articles
-- limit (integer) - limit amount of feeds returned to this value
-- offset (integer) - skip this amount of feeds first
-- include\_nested (bool) - include child categories (as Feed objects
- with is\_cat set) **requires version:1.6.0**
-
-Pagination:
-
-Limit and offset are useful if you need feedlist pagination. If you use
-them, you shouldn’t filter by unread, handle filtering in your app
-instead.
-
-Special category IDs are as follows:
-
-* 0 Uncategorized
-* -1 Special (e.g. Starred, Published, Archived, etc.)
-* -2 Labels
-
-Added in version:1.5.0:
-
-- -3 All feeds, excluding virtual feeds (e.g. Labels and such)
-- -4 All feeds, including virtual feeds
-
-Known bug: Prior to version:1.5.0 passing null or 0 cat\_id to this
-method returns full list of feeds instead of Uncategorized feeds only.
-
-### getCategories
-
-Returns JSON-encoded list of categories with unread counts.
-
-- unread\_only (bool) - only return categories which have unread
- articles
-- enable\_nested (bool) - switch to nested mode, only returns topmost
- categories **requires version:1.6.0**
-- include\_empty (bool) - include empty categories **requires
- version:1.7.6**
-
-Nested mode in this case means that a flat list of **only** topmost
-categories is returned and unread counters include counters for child
-categories.
-
-This should be used as a starting point, to display a root list of all
-(for backwards compatibility) or topmost categories, use getFeeds to
-traverse deeper.
-
-### getHeadlines
-
-Returns JSON-encoded list of headlines.
-
-Parameters:
-
-- feed\_id (integer) - only output articles for this feed
-- limit (integer) - limits the amount of returned articles (see below)
-- skip (integer) - skip this amount of feeds first
-- filter (string) - currently unused (?)
-- is\_cat (bool) - requested feed\_id is a category
-- show\_excerpt (bool) - include article excerpt in the output
-- show\_content (bool) - include full article text in the output
-- view\_mode (string = all\_articles, unread, adaptive, marked,
- updated)
-- include\_attachments (bool) - include article attachments (e.g.
- enclosures) **requires version:1.5.3**
-- since\_id (integer) - only return articles with id greater than
- since\_id **requires version:1.5.6**
-- include\_nested (boolean) - include articles from child categories
- **requires version:1.6.0**
-- order\_by (string) - override default sort order **requires
- version:1.7.6**
-- sanitize (bool) - sanitize content or not **requires version:1.8**
- (default: true)
-- force\_update (bool) - try to update feed before showing headlines
- **requires version:1.14 (api 9)** (default: false)
-- has\_sandbox (bool) - indicate support for sandboxing of iframe
- elements **<span class="10 api"></span>** (default: false)
-- include\_header (bool) - adds status information when returning
- headlines, instead of array(articles) return value changes to
- array(header, array(articles)) (api 12)
-
-Limit:
-
-Before **API level 6** maximum amount of returned headlines is capped at
-60, API 6 and above sets it to 200.
-
-This parameters might change in the future (supported since **API level
-2**):
-
-- search (string) - search query (e.g. a list of keywords)
-- search\_mode (string) - all\_feeds, this\_feed (default), this\_cat
- (category containing requested feed)
-- match\_on (string) - ignored
-
-Special feed IDs are as follows:
-
-- -1 starred
-- -2 published
-- -3 fresh
-- -4 all articles
-- 0 - archived
-- IDs \< -10 labels
-
-Sort order values:
-
-- date\_reverse - oldest first
-- feed\_dates - newest first, goes by feed date
-- (nothing) - default
-
-### updateArticle
-
-Update information on specified articles.
-
-Parameters:
-
-- article\_ids (comma-separated list of integers) - article IDs to
- operate on
-- mode (integer) - type of operation to perform (0 - set to false, 1 -
- set to true, 2 - toggle)
-- field (integer) - field to operate on (0 - starred, 1 - published, 2 - unread, 3 - article note **since api level 1**)
-- data (string) - optional data parameter when setting note field
- (since **api level 1**)
-
-E.g. to set unread status of articles X and Y to false use the
-following:
-
-<code>?article\_ids=X,Y&mode=0&field=2</code>
-
-Since version:1.5.0 returns a status message:
-
-```json
-{"status":"OK","updated":1}
-```
-
-“Updated” is number of articles updated by the query.
-
-### getArticle
-
-Requests JSON-encoded article object with specific ID.
-
-- article\_id (integer) - article ID to return **as of 15.10.2010
- git** or version:1.5.0 supports comma-separated list of IDs
-
-Since version:1.4.3 also returns article attachments.
-
-### getConfig
-
-Returns tt-rss configuration parameters:
-
-```json
-{"icons_dir":"icons","icons_url":"icons","daemon_is_running":true,"num_feeds":71}
-```
-
-- icons\_dir - path to icons on the server filesystem
-- icons\_url - path to icons when requesting them over http
-- daemon\_is\_running - whether update daemon is running
-- num\_feeds - amount of subscribed feeds (this can be used to refresh
- feedlist when this amount changes)
-
-### updateFeed
-
-Tries to update specified feed. This operation is not performed in the
-background, so it might take considerable time and, potentially, be
-aborted by the HTTP server.
-
-- feed\_id (integer) - ID of feed to update
-
-Returns status-message if the operation has been completed.
-
-```json
-{"status":"OK"}
-```
-
-### getPref
-
-Returns preference value of specified key.
-
-- pref\_name (string) - preference key to return value of
-
-```json
-{"value":true}
-```
-
-### catchupFeed
-
-Required version: version:1.4.3
-
-Tries to catchup (e.g. mark as read) specified feed.
-
-Parameters:
-
-- feed\_id (integer) - ID of feed to update
-- is\_cat (boolean) - true if the specified feed\_id is a category
-
-Returns status-message if the operation has been completed.
-
-```json
-{"status":"OK"}
-```
-
-### getCounters
-
-Required version: version:1.5.0
-
-Returns a list of unread article counts for specified feed groups.
-
-Parameters:
-
-- output\_mode (string) - Feed groups to return counters for
-
-Output mode is a character string, comprising several letters (defaults
-to “flc”):
-
-- f - actual feeds
-- l - labels
-- c - categories
-- t - tags
-
-Several global counters are returned as well, those can’t be disabled
-with output\_mode.
-
-### getLabels (since API level 1)
-
-Returns list of configured labels, as an array of label objects:
-
-```json
-{"id":2,"caption":"Debian","fg_color":"#e14a00","bg_color":"#ffffff","checked":false},
-```
-
-Before version:1.7.5
-
-Returned id is an internal database id of the label, you can convert it
-to the valid feed id like this:
-
-<code>feed\_id = \-11 - label\_id</code>
-
-After:
-
-No conversion is necessary.
-
-Parameters:
-
-* article\_id (int) - set “checked” to true if specified article id has returned label.
-
-### setArticleLabel (since API level 1)
-
-Assigns article\_ids to specified label.
-
-Parameters:
-
-* article\_ids - comma-separated list of article ids
-* label\_id (int) - label id, as returned in getLabels
-* assign (boolean) - assign or remove label
-
-Note: Up until version:1.15 setArticleLabel() clears the label cache for
-the specified articles. Make sure to regenerate it (e.g. by calling API
-method getLabels() for the respecting articles) when you’re using
-methods which don’t do that by themselves (e.g. getHeadlines())
-otherwise getHeadlines() will not return labels for modified articles.
-
-### shareToPublished (since API level 4 - version:1.6.0)
-
-Creates an article with specified data in the Published feed.
-
-Parameters:
-
-* title - Article title (string)
-* url - Article URL (string)
-* content - Article content (string)
-
-### subscribeToFeed (API level 5 - version:1.7.6)
-
-Subscribes to specified feed, returns a status code. See
-subscribe\_to\_feed() in functions.php for details.
-
-Parameters:
-
-* feed\_url - Feed URL (string)
-* category\_id - Category id to place feed into (defaults to 0, Uncategorized) (int)
-* login, password - Self explanatory (string)
-
-### unsubscribeFeed (API level 5 - version:1.7.6)
-
-Unsubscribes specified feed.
-
-Parameters:
-
-* feed\_id - Feed id to unsubscribe from
-
-### getFeedTree (API level 5 - version:1.7.6)
-
-* include\_empty (bool) - include empty categories
-
-Returns full tree of categories and feeds.
-
-Note: counters for most feeds are not returned with this call for
-performance reasons.
+JSON API Reference
+==================
+
+Supported since version:1.4.0.
+
+The API is pluggable, plugins can use host
+<code>add\_api\_method()</code> to add custom API calls (see
+<code>classes/pluginhost.php</code> for details).
+
+Summary
+-------
+
+The API is stateful. You need to login and maintain a session ID to
+perform further operations. Session ID should be specified using JSON
+parameter **sid**. I.e.
+
+```bash
+curl -d '{"sid":"your-session-id","op":"getVersion"}' http://example.dom/tt-rss/api/
+```
+
+All API calls output JSON-encoded data. API can be enabled or disabled
+per-user in the preferences. Client parameters should be passed encoded
+using JSON in HTTP POST data (supported since version:1.5.3). Older
+versions allowed passing parameters using HTTP GET and POST, but this is
+no longer supported.
+
+Boolean values
+---------
+
+For boolean parameters the expected syntax is:
+
+- string literal <code>"true"</code> meaning true
+- anything else meaning false
+
+Testing API calls (using curl)
+------------------------------
+
+```bash
+curl -d '{"op":"login","user":"you","password":"xxx"}' http://example.dom/tt-rss/api/
+```
+
+Most of the calls (except login, logout, isLoggedIn) require valid login
+session or will return this error object:
+<code>{"error":"NOT_LOGGED_IN"}</code>
+
+Output format
+-------------
+
+### 1.5.0 and above
+
+All API methods return JSON data like this:
+
+```json
+{"seq":0,"status":0,"content":{"version":"1.4.3.1"}}
+```
+
+- seq (integer) is the sequence number supplied by client (&seq=131)
+- status (integer) indicates whether request has been completed
+ successfully, can be either 0 (API\_STATUS\_OK) or 1
+ (API\_STATUS\_ERR)
+- content is the actual reply content, as documented below in method
+ descriptions.
+
+### 1.4.3 and below (obsolete)
+
+Methods return the “content” object below, sequence numbers and statuses
+are not supported.
+
+Methods
+-------
+
+### getApiLevel (since version:1.5.8, api level 1)
+
+Return an abstracted integer API version level, increased with each API
+functionality change. This is the proper way to detect host API
+functionality, instead of using getVersion.
+
+```json
+{"level":1}
+```
+
+Whether tt-rss returns error for this method (e.g. version:1.5.7 and
+below) client should assume API level 0.
+
+### getVersion
+
+Returns tt-rss version. As of, version:1.5.8 it is not recommended to
+use this to detect API functionality, please use getApiLevel instead.
+
+```json
+{"version":"1.4.0"}
+```
+
+### login
+
+Parameters:
+
+- user (string)
+- password (string)
+
+Returns client session ID.
+
+```json
+{"session\_id":"xxx"}
+```
+
+It can also return several error objects:
+
+- If API is disabled for this user:
+ <code>error: "API_DISABLED"</code>
+- If specified username and password are incorrect:
+ <code>error: "LOGIN_ERROR"</code>
+
+In case it isn’t immediately obvious, you have to login and get a
+session ID even if you are using single user mode. You can omit user and
+password parameters.
+
+On version:1.6.0 and above login also returns current API level as an
+<code>api\_level</code> integer, you can use that instead of calling
+getApiLevel after login.
+
+### logout
+
+Closes your login session. Returns either status-message <code>{"status":"OK"}</code> or an error (e.g. <code>{"error":"NOT_LOGGED_IN"}</code>)
+
+### isLoggedIn
+
+Returns a status message with boolean value showing whether your client
+(e.g. specific session ID) is currently logged in.
+
+```json
+{"status":false}
+```
+
+### getUnread
+
+Returns an integer value of currently unread articles.
+
+```json
+{"unread":"992"}
+```
+
+### getCounters
+
+Returns JSON-encoded counter information. Requires version:1.5.0.
+
+* output\_mode (string, default: flc) - what kind of information to return (f - feeds, l - labels, c - categories, t - tags)
+
+### getFeeds
+
+Returns JSON-encoded list of feeds. The list includes category id,
+title, feed url, etc.
+
+Parameters:
+
+- cat\_id (integer) - return feeds under category cat\_id
+- unread\_only (bool) - only return feeds which have unread articles
+- limit (integer) - limit amount of feeds returned to this value
+- offset (integer) - skip this amount of feeds first
+- include\_nested (bool) - include child categories (as Feed objects
+ with is\_cat set) **requires version:1.6.0**
+
+Pagination:
+
+Limit and offset are useful if you need feedlist pagination. If you use
+them, you shouldn’t filter by unread, handle filtering in your app
+instead.
+
+Special category IDs are as follows:
+
+* 0 Uncategorized
+* -1 Special (e.g. Starred, Published, Archived, etc.)
+* -2 Labels
+
+Added in version:1.5.0:
+
+- -3 All feeds, excluding virtual feeds (e.g. Labels and such)
+- -4 All feeds, including virtual feeds
+
+Known bug: Prior to version:1.5.0 passing null or 0 cat\_id to this
+method returns full list of feeds instead of Uncategorized feeds only.
+
+### getCategories
+
+Returns JSON-encoded list of categories with unread counts.
+
+- unread\_only (bool) - only return categories which have unread
+ articles
+- enable\_nested (bool) - switch to nested mode, only returns topmost
+ categories **requires version:1.6.0**
+- include\_empty (bool) - include empty categories **requires
+ version:1.7.6**
+
+Nested mode in this case means that a flat list of **only** topmost
+categories is returned and unread counters include counters for child
+categories.
+
+This should be used as a starting point, to display a root list of all
+(for backwards compatibility) or topmost categories, use getFeeds to
+traverse deeper.
+
+### getHeadlines
+
+Returns JSON-encoded list of headlines.
+
+Parameters:
+
+- feed\_id (integer) - only output articles for this feed
+- limit (integer) - limits the amount of returned articles (see below)
+- skip (integer) - skip this amount of feeds first
+- filter (string) - currently unused (?)
+- is\_cat (bool) - requested feed\_id is a category
+- show\_excerpt (bool) - include article excerpt in the output
+- show\_content (bool) - include full article text in the output
+- view\_mode (string = all\_articles, unread, adaptive, marked,
+ updated)
+- include\_attachments (bool) - include article attachments (e.g.
+ enclosures) **requires version:1.5.3**
+- since\_id (integer) - only return articles with id greater than
+ since\_id **requires version:1.5.6**
+- include\_nested (boolean) - include articles from child categories
+ **requires version:1.6.0**
+- order\_by (string) - override default sort order **requires
+ version:1.7.6**
+- sanitize (bool) - sanitize content or not **requires version:1.8**
+ (default: true)
+- force\_update (bool) - try to update feed before showing headlines
+ **requires version:1.14 (api 9)** (default: false)
+- has\_sandbox (bool) - indicate support for sandboxing of iframe
+ elements **<span class="10 api"></span>** (default: false)
+- include\_header (bool) - adds status information when returning
+ headlines, instead of array(articles) return value changes to
+ array(header, array(articles)) (api 12)
+
+Limit:
+
+Before **API level 6** maximum amount of returned headlines is capped at
+60, API 6 and above sets it to 200.
+
+This parameters might change in the future (supported since **API level
+2**):
+
+- search (string) - search query (e.g. a list of keywords)
+- search\_mode (string) - all\_feeds, this\_feed (default), this\_cat
+ (category containing requested feed)
+- match\_on (string) - ignored
+
+Special feed IDs are as follows:
+
+- -1 starred
+- -2 published
+- -3 fresh
+- -4 all articles
+- 0 - archived
+- IDs \< -10 labels
+
+Sort order values:
+
+- date\_reverse - oldest first
+- feed\_dates - newest first, goes by feed date
+- (nothing) - default
+
+### updateArticle
+
+Update information on specified articles.
+
+Parameters:
+
+- article\_ids (comma-separated list of integers) - article IDs to
+ operate on
+- mode (integer) - type of operation to perform (0 - set to false, 1 -
+ set to true, 2 - toggle)
+- field (integer) - field to operate on (0 - starred, 1 - published, 2 - unread, 3 - article note **since api level 1**)
+- data (string) - optional data parameter when setting note field
+ (since **api level 1**)
+
+E.g. to set unread status of articles X and Y to false use the
+following:
+
+<code>?article\_ids=X,Y&mode=0&field=2</code>
+
+Since version:1.5.0 returns a status message:
+
+```json
+{"status":"OK","updated":1}
+```
+
+“Updated” is number of articles updated by the query.
+
+### getArticle
+
+Requests JSON-encoded article object with specific ID.
+
+- article\_id (integer) - article ID to return **as of 15.10.2010
+ git** or version:1.5.0 supports comma-separated list of IDs
+
+Since version:1.4.3 also returns article attachments.
+
+### getConfig
+
+Returns tt-rss configuration parameters:
+
+```json
+{"icons_dir":"icons","icons_url":"icons","daemon_is_running":true,"num_feeds":71}
+```
+
+- icons\_dir - path to icons on the server filesystem
+- icons\_url - path to icons when requesting them over http
+- daemon\_is\_running - whether update daemon is running
+- num\_feeds - amount of subscribed feeds (this can be used to refresh
+ feedlist when this amount changes)
+
+### updateFeed
+
+Tries to update specified feed. This operation is not performed in the
+background, so it might take considerable time and, potentially, be
+aborted by the HTTP server.
+
+- feed\_id (integer) - ID of feed to update
+
+Returns status-message if the operation has been completed.
+
+```json
+{"status":"OK"}
+```
+
+### getPref
+
+Returns preference value of specified key.
+
+- pref\_name (string) - preference key to return value of
+
+```json
+{"value":true}
+```
+
+### catchupFeed
+
+Required version: version:1.4.3
+
+Tries to catchup (e.g. mark as read) specified feed.
+
+Parameters:
+
+- feed\_id (integer) - ID of feed to update
+- is\_cat (boolean) - true if the specified feed\_id is a category
+
+Returns status-message if the operation has been completed.
+
+```json
+{"status":"OK"}
+```
+
+### getCounters
+
+Required version: version:1.5.0
+
+Returns a list of unread article counts for specified feed groups.
+
+Parameters:
+
+- output\_mode (string) - Feed groups to return counters for
+
+Output mode is a character string, comprising several letters (defaults
+to “flc”):
+
+- f - actual feeds
+- l - labels
+- c - categories
+- t - tags
+
+Several global counters are returned as well, those can’t be disabled
+with output\_mode.
+
+### getLabels (since API level 1)
+
+Returns list of configured labels, as an array of label objects:
+
+```json
+{"id":2,"caption":"Debian","fg_color":"#e14a00","bg_color":"#ffffff","checked":false},
+```
+
+Before version:1.7.5
+
+Returned id is an internal database id of the label, you can convert it
+to the valid feed id like this:
+
+<code>feed\_id = \-11 - label\_id</code>
+
+After:
+
+No conversion is necessary.
+
+Parameters:
+
+* article\_id (int) - set “checked” to true if specified article id has returned label.
+
+### setArticleLabel (since API level 1)
+
+Assigns article\_ids to specified label.
+
+Parameters:
+
+* article\_ids - comma-separated list of article ids
+* label\_id (int) - label id, as returned in getLabels
+* assign (boolean) - assign or remove label
+
+Note: Up until version:1.15 setArticleLabel() clears the label cache for
+the specified articles. Make sure to regenerate it (e.g. by calling API
+method getLabels() for the respecting articles) when you’re using
+methods which don’t do that by themselves (e.g. getHeadlines())
+otherwise getHeadlines() will not return labels for modified articles.
+
+### shareToPublished (since API level 4 - version:1.6.0)
+
+Creates an article with specified data in the Published feed.
+
+Parameters:
+
+* title - Article title (string)
+* url - Article URL (string)
+* content - Article content (string)
+
+### subscribeToFeed (API level 5 - version:1.7.6)
+
+Subscribes to specified feed, returns a status code. See
+subscribe\_to\_feed() in functions.php for details.
+
+Parameters:
+
+* feed\_url - Feed URL (string)
+* category\_id - Category id to place feed into (defaults to 0, Uncategorized) (int)
+* login, password - Self explanatory (string)
+
+### unsubscribeFeed (API level 5 - version:1.7.6)
+
+Unsubscribes specified feed.
+
+Parameters:
+
+* feed\_id - Feed id to unsubscribe from
+
+### getFeedTree (API level 5 - version:1.7.6)
+
+* include\_empty (bool) - include empty categories
+
+Returns full tree of categories and feeds.
+
+Note: counters for most feeds are not returned with this call for
+performance reasons.